Süt Sığırcılığında Bitkisel Meme Başı Daldırma Solüsyonları Üzerine Bir İnceleme

Abstract

Meme ve meme başı süt sığırcılığında hijyen açısından çok önemlidir. Bitkisel ekstraktların 1990'lı yıllarda başlayan meme ve meme başı dezenfektanı olarak kullanımı konulu çalışmalar sonucu üretilmiş pek çok ürün bugün piyasada farklı marka adı altında satışa sunulmaktadır. İyi bir dezenfektanın sadece bakteri öldürme değil aynı zamanda meme başı derisini kuruma, tahriş, yara ve kötü hava koşullarına karşı da koruma sağlaması gerekmektedir. Bu nedenle piyasada mevcut dezenfektanların birkaç ekstraktın karışım halinde kullanıldığı anlaşılmaktadır. Bu derlemede yürütülen bitkisel dezenfektan konulu araştırma sonuçlarını bir arada değerlendirerek kullanıcıların bilgisine sunulması amaçlanmıştır.

Keywords

• Sağmal inek,mastitis,bitkisel,meme,dezenfektan

A Study on Herbal Teat Dipping Solutions in Dairy Cattle

Abstract

Udder and teat dipping disinfection is very important in terms of hygiene in dairy cattle. As a result of the trial studies of herbal extracts as an udder and teat dipping disinfectant started in the 1990s, it is offered under a different brand name in the market today. A good disinfectant should not only kill bacteria but also protect against cow udder from dryness, irritation, wound, and bad weather conditions. It is understood that several disinfectants were used as a mixture in disinfectants present in the market. In this review, it has been aimed to evaluate the results of the research on herbal disinfectant carried out in this study together and present it to the information to the users.

Keywords

• Lactating cow,mastitis,herbal,udder,disinfectant

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